The Nemesis of Chautauqua Lake; or, Circumstantial Evidence

TitleThe Nemesis of Chautauqua Lake; or, Circumstantial Evidence
Year of Publication1901
Publication TypeNovel
Number of Pages or Episodes158 p.
LanguageEnglish
AuthorsRichmond, Almon B.
PublisherThe Progressive Thinker Publishing House
CityChicago
KeywordsAnthony Wayne (1745-96); David Bradford (1762-1808); distillers; farms; George Washington (1732-99); John Neville (1731-1803); judges; legal profession; Pontiac's Rebellion; soldiers; tax collectors; Whiskey Rebellion
Abstract

Frank Hall, a Westfield, New York judge, is called by President Washington to travel to Pittsburgh and provide legal aid during the Whiskey Rebellion and Pontiac's Rebellion.
Author Biography

Almon Richmond (1825-1906), a graduate of Allegheny College, was nationally-known criminal attorney and longtime dean of the Crawford County Bar. He died and is buried in Meadville, Crawford County.
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1792-3

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